Litter-Robot 4
A rotating globe that sifts the litter after each visit and drops the clumps into a sealed drawer. The app logs every trip. The closest thing to never scooping again, priced accordingly.
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Boxes, robots and pails that make the least-loved job in cat ownership smaller.
A rotating globe that sifts the litter after each visit and drops the clumps into a sealed drawer. The app logs every trip. The closest thing to never scooping again, priced accordingly.
A litter box that looks like it was designed on purpose. The lid folds to three positions, the liner is reusable and the scoop hangs on the side.
A self-cleaning litter box with a wide entry, a sealed waste drawer and an app that tracks visits. The usual alternative to the globe-shaped one, often for less.
A self-cleaning litter box with no lid: the whole bin tips backwards to sift. Nothing to squeeze into, which suits large cats and nervous ones.
A slim pail that seals scooped clumps inside a continuous bag, so you stop walking to the outside bin after every scoop. Unglamorous, and the upgrade most households notice first.
Pellets on top, an absorbent pad in a drawer underneath. Liquid drains through, so there are no clumps to dig for. A different approach for people who hate dust and tracking.
A rake sweeps waste into a covered trap a few minutes after each visit, and the whole tray of crystal litter is thrown out and replaced every few weeks. No scooping in between.
A litter box that plumbs into a water line like a small appliance. Washable granules are rinsed and dried and the waste is flushed away. The most hands-off option there is, with installation to match.
A clumping litter made from corn instead of clay. Lighter to carry and low on dust, and the maker says it can be flushed where local rules allow.
Lightweight silica crystals delivered monthly. The maker says the colour shifts with changes in a cat's urine, as a prompt to check with a vet.
A two-layer honeycomb mat. Litter falls off paws through the holes and collects in the pocket underneath, where you pour it back into the box.
A tall bin with a hole in the lid. Cats jump in from above, litter stays in and dogs stay out. The grooved lid catches what is on their paws on the way out.
A plain, good-looking litter box with the scoop, brush and dustpan built into the side. Designed to sit in a living room without apology.
A domed litter box with a spiral ramp inside. The walk down the steps is meant to knock litter off paws before they reach the carpet.
A solid metal scoop that does not bend, snap or hold on to clumps. A small thing you use every day for years.
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